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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-03-22
HAIL GENTLE SPRING,
The First Day of the yernaI Eoulnox

Gentle spring did not hail Yesterday
but ii began raining about noon, anC
from little drops of water it gradually
| increased III volume until there was q
shower of very disagreeable proportions
March 2lst is set down by the almanac
makers and other exact chroniclers as
the beginning of spring.
Owens & Minors Virginia Almanac, a
very good authority, says sun rises at 6:12
and sets at 6:23. This must be according
TO the new style, for it was generally sup
posed, at least "befoh de wah," that the
day and night were equal on this day, and
that the sun rose and set at o'clock. But
this, like everything else, has been recon-
structed. The equinoctial days were set
down from the 18th to the 23d of March,
both inclusive
As yet we have had but little indica-
tlons of that ethereal mildness" that
makes the flowers bloom and the birds TO
sing After our long winter we can be
patient at least for few days with the
spring poet and the organ grinder, for
soon the sweet buds will burst the cere-
ments of their tombs and feathered
songsters will MARBLE their sweet
est notes. Last years hats and
spring garments will soon be
donned, and the ladies, bless them, are
already selecting their Easter bonnets.
Even if the equinoctial day proper was
damp and dreary, we will soon have bluer
skies, and an almost new earth-all nature
will be refreshed, and the long weary
lays of winter will be only memories to
De garlanded with rosemary and i'm
nortelle, and hung away with the other
traditions OF never returning past.
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IN THE CHANCERY COURT OF
l. RICHMOND CITY.

Lindsay, &c. who sues, &c.
Pages Admir-. &c.
Extract from decree OF June 30. 1891
= On consideration whereof the Court doth
adyudge, order and Decree that this cause he
referred 10 one Of the Commissioners of This
Court who shall inquire and report:
l. mar estate, real, personal or mixed, the
iate JOhn W. rage owned or possessed or was
IN anywise interested in at the time OF his
DEATH i' Vi MS
To whom did the furniture. fixtures 6c
used IN the management Of the ST. James Uo'
~ ~ Deloilg, ana What mems, If any are against
the same, and the order of their priority. and
wnetner the same is liable 70 the claim OF Re
lOIr's Exo'rs for rent for the said Hotel ana
whetherthe furniture and fixtures used i'm the
management OF the ST. James Hotel constitI-
ted part OF the trust fund referred 10 i'm the
proceedings I'm this cause. arising under the
VIII of William c. Page, deceased and whether
the deed executed by John NJ. Page dated
NAY I, 1883, 10 w. W. Flanagan. Trustee. AN
exhibit with the BILL was made with intent 10
nlnder, delay and defraud creditors of rho said
John NJ. Page, deceased S'''N'
8. what estate, real, personal, or mixed the
! !ate IMAM l.. rage owned or possessed al the
time OF his death, whether held by him i'm his
own rights, or by some one else in trust for
him. ''' i''
4. What debts were owing By the said John
~. rage, or py JOhn VI. Page X Son. at the
time OF the death Of John NJ. Page. and fine or
der OF their priority.
D. Nhat debts were owing 10 the said William
l.. rage, and for what debts of John NJ PAGE
4 Son he was liable at the time of his death, and
the order of their priority. ''''''
Ana Tor the purpose of stating and settling
THESE accounts the said Commissioner shall
convene the creditors of John NJ page 10
ceased, of John NJ. Page q Son. and of Wiilism
l.. Page, deceased, by a proper notice publisher
III one OF the newspapers published in the citS,
Oh Richmond, once week for four weeks ana 4
slch notice shall be equivalent 10 personal ser
vice OF notice for the purposes Of this decree
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FINANCIAL.
Reported by q. w. Branch 4 Co., bankers
and brokers, No. I'LL Main street.

new xOrk StOck market.
REVIEW.
NEW YORK. March H-The market
to-day has been an extremely dull one and
fluctuations have been confined to very mar
row limit with very limited amount of
business, and at times the stagnation be-
comes very tedious, but considering the alb
sence of all public speculation, it is very re-
markable how well values are sustained, and
there seems to be a growing disposition to
absorb the better class Of stocks to the detri
ment Of the fancies. We regard this as
favorable feature, as it denotes a conservative
tendency and gives promise that any advance
which may take place will be on a sound
basis and not as promiscuous as the last one
was. The afternoon was quiet but with a
strong undertone. The Bank of England
seems to be steadily gaining specie, and there
is good probability of reduction in the
discount rate next Thursday, which should
be an indication of easy money here. The
closing was strong. Money ruled about
and 3 per cent
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A New Enternrisa

,,n MI ro imam am Slnton who has charge of
the carbon Hill Mining Company's mines
on Iuckahoe creek, says that the tracks
OF The Allegheny railroad will be ex.
tended to the mines, and that operatio5s
VIII soon commence. The company who
are operating it are New York capitalists
York" '0i '''o anu NC"
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Conyicts Received.

, Inc following were received Yesterday
Joshua slower from Danville six yeaTs
Tor 10 grand larceny; Adam Lee Hen
TO- 10y ~, II. Claiborne, all from Danvillc,
I pu,H car breaking, three years Armistead
n NC o TWO years for grand larceny; NJ.
h ~ otsercash, Danyille, two years for
Tor grand larceny. 'A"o' years
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Every one, and particularly the stu
dents, should call in at the Temple Mu-
scum of Anatomy, 1909 East Main street.
Price of admission, only % cents, and see
the interesting specimens now on exhibit.
ton. This exhibition will not remain
long, and all should avail themselves of
the opportunity. Gentlemen only admit
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AT the Academy.

commencing tonight at Mozart
a. noa ,Se Miss Ollie Redpath, known
ns. ,He Little Electric Magnet, will ap.
p1sr IN her musical comedy-drama
od rerl. Miss Redpath, the play and tbe
~; company come well recommended Dur.
ing The performance she Introduce ne,,
songs, dances and medleys "''' "e"
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Sick Headache

cured and its return prevented by the use
or Dr. Dayid's Vegetable Liver Pills As this
remedy has been thoroughly tested by num-
none but vegetable ingredients. IL should com
mend itself To all sufferers with this terrible
disease. Being extremely mild i'm action. these
pits can he taken by both the weak and the
strong; Price, % cents box Of % Pills; I'VE
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Co,MS INN OFFICE,
lOl0 East Main Street.
RICHMOND Va March o., 100

HIVHHUND, "a, March 2lst. 1881 !
me parties interested in the above suit. and
especially the creditors Of John NJ Page de- de-
Ceased Ceased 10 N. Page q Son, aud William /.
liked on the I'D day OF A ril lsss at m o'ci"cS
am. and my said Office, as the time and place
Tor executing the decree from which the Tore
gong Is an extract: when and where they are
'eIu a ~. 70 attend and do what may be neces-
airy To protect their interests
,os given under my hand this 2lst day OF March.
1901. r. n. STEGER,
oihr~--l uiw Commissioner in Chaneery.
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CITY ITEMS.
rrwsv NOTES GATHERED BY THE
.rrMEs" REPORTERS.

spec,s, Sunday services Henrico High
vaxmeu-uaiI Gentle spring-The Mo-
v.r, M.s,ca,e-Mr. W. L. Royal Com
mitted to Jan-A Daylight Robbery.
Bishop Keaue in Rome" Pert at the
Academy And other Timely Town
Topics.
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communion during the war were particu-
larly affecting. The services were deeply
impressive, and there was not one In at
tendance who did not feel all the better
for having been present. The exercises
closed with singing Blest be the tie that
binds" and with the benediction.
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| want my friends and the former
patrons of w. ID. Blair Il Co. to know
that am now in my new store, No. 1902
East Main street, two doors below the
D'spatch office, and am prepared to give
prompt and faithful attention to all or
aers All orders intrusted to me will
DC promptly executed by efficient and at.
tentiye assistants, who will be pleased to
render you the same courtesies and SER
wee as at the old stand. Send me your
order. JULIEN BINFoRD,
Successor TO w. D. Blair & Go.
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Garden Seeds.

we have received our first supply of
ID; Landreth 4 Sons reliable garden seeds
which are considered the best now extant. We
DO not sell seeds on commission: nor do we
sci cheap seeds. Send for catalogue.
BODEKER BROS, Druggists
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-03-22
Bargains in Pianos.

One secondhand Durham, $50; one
secondhand Worcester, SIPS one second hand
Durham, $50 All of the above Pianos are in
thorough order, and will be sold for cash or on
the lnstallment plan. Stool and cover thrown
in without extra charge at the popular music
store Of Manly b. Ramos & Co.
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Richmond Live Stock Market.

REcErrTs.-27 head cattle, lS7 sheep, 543
hogs.
SALEs.-235 head cattle, 175 sheep, SAB hogs.
PRIcEs.-Cattle: Best, A to St gross
medium to good, to A gross; common to
fair, q to 81 gross sheep, to 81 gross !;
hogs, 81 to net bulls, q to 81 gross.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-03-22

div LEWIS Winston (colored). who was in.
O'Coun,oorr as ssa and wounding Jailor
Couri yes,o, was tried in the Hastings
in the yesterday yesterday, and was given one wear
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-03-22
Belmont Lithia Water.

This is really one of the best Lithia
waters in use. Recommended by some of our
most prominent physicians. Delivered In any
part or the city at % cents per gallon by
BODEKER Bros, Druggists.
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A Good Thing.

The Ele, ic Safety Razor, of superior
quality. In using, which il is impossible for
one TO cut his face. Price. $3.50
A. Ii. CLARKE & SOy.
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Snow Mt Lynchburg.

LYNCHBURG, Va, March 21.-The
weather is cold and snow and rain have
been falling since early morning. The
adjacent mountains are covered with
snow
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Important.

Cabinets, 81 per dozen; Cards, 81 per
dozen. RICHMOND PHOTOGRAPH Co.
S21H Broad street.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-03-22

Whisky for 10 and Is cents per drink
that is worth the price al f. A. Sumpf',
Restaurant corner of Eighth and Main streets
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fhe In Manchest.,

buiId lure occurred yesterday in the frame
at seysn, occupied by Mr.. George Elv
Dsms"ssn a' and Stockton streets
B. Howl How small and fully insured by d
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-03-22

Uur1ng the recent rough weather in Oregon
there were over 200 fallen trees Oh the track
Of the Northern Pacific railroad within dis
lance Of fifteen miles
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Emerson Plano Chez

and s t~eo,. Upright Piano at two hundred
octave 'rn.y aye dollars This ~ ,ha o nunureu
Manly q Rrlxht left Of the Emer on,y seven
" Aamos and Co., sD8 Main street fa MAKE
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-03-22

If you wish correct styles and per-
feet ut in Shoes. Slippers or Ties Sl5 East
Broad street Is the place to find them Spence
Iyree * Co, leaders in Foot Gear, Trunks
and Satches.
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Deyiied Crabs.

The very best, also oysters in any style
at Z: A. Stumpf's Restaurant, corner of Eighth
and Main streets.
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RELIGIOUS READING.
Communion Services Grand Meeting
Among all denominations.

communion SerVlces-Grand Meeting
Among all Denominations,
The services at the First PRESBYTERIAN
! church Sunday morning were full of in
terest. Among the hymns sung were tn,
" Rock OF Ages 10 music composed by
Rev. Mr.. Kerr. The sermons of this zen
tleman are always profitable and instruc
tive. This congregation attended the
union cOmmunions in the afternoon
and there were no service at night.
Rev Mr. Brown, the evangelist, and
Mr. Avis, the sweet singer, have left for
Lynchburg, but the religious interest at
Clay street church continues. The meet
ings Sunday were largely attended. and
AZ new members were received. Services
will be held by Rev. Mr.. Riddick every
night this week
AT Seyenth-street Christian church 80
additions were made during the day. and
Sunday was one of great rejoicing among
all the friends of the church.
Prayer-meetings were announced bv
Mr.. Cave for Monday, Tuesday, and
Wednesday nights of this week. The
public is earnestly and cordially invited
to attend these meetings
AT Pine-street Baptist church Rev !
b. Hutson, having returned from success
full labors in Norfolk, preached TO two
large congregations. At night one mem
Der was received, and a collection was
taken up for the church building fund
The ministration of Evangelist w. J.
Cooke at Marshall-street Christian church
is being greatly blessed
THE WORK or A CooD Nt.N
Quite a flourishing Sunday school is
conducted at the Old Market Hall everv
Sunday morning, and Dr. Hoge's services
there every Sunday night are attended by
vast crowds. On the stormiest nights
the attendance is large, and when the
weather is good the capacious hall is
filled. Sunday night there was an i'm
mense crowd. Dr. Hoge enters the
building promptly at 8 O'clock, and the
bell strikes 8 as the last hymn is being
sung. Among those in attendance was
Mrs. I. Dewitt Talmage, of BROOKLYN.
DR.. Hoge received into his church Sun
day more new members making twenty.
five this month.
CONFIRMATION SERVICES.
Right Rev. Bishop f. Nj. Whittle will
'isit Christ church Wednesday night next
md old st. Johns Friday night. He will
IN these occasions confirm all who will {
present themselves.
Right Rev. A. NJ Randolph, assistant
bishop, will administer the right of con-
at st. Marks church SUNDAY c
light, April Sd, and at ST. Paul's April .
tn, at night. b
THE HOLY COMMUNION. n
Sunday evening at 5 o'clock a com. u u
lunion of all ofthe Presbyterian churches :,
ere held at the Second church. All the b
astors of the Presbyterian churches
ere present, and all made appropriate
marks.
The bread was blessed by Rev. DR.. 4
rev and the wine by Rev. Mr. Kerr. n
he elders and deacons of the various K
urches assisted in handing the sacra. da
emit around. ;,
Not one in the vast throng was missed. n,
d the sacred editice was crowded to its fa
most capacity The remarks of Rev.
: Hoge in reference to a memorable y, Y,
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Watch Club,

one Dollar week will get you $50
watch. X Krpsrv
2mr 6-l2t I5II Fast Main
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A BOLD-FACED ROBBERY.

MI W. j. Parr, proprietor of green
grocery at the northwest corner of Main
and Second streets, was knocked down
and robbed of $147 this morning. Mr..
Parr gave the reporter the following &C
count of the affair: He said that Just as
he opened the door opening from Second
street about o'clock yesterday morning
he saw two men on the pavement, one of
whom struck him blow on the side of
his head, knocking him down. He got
upon his feet and seized one of the men.
and while he was struggling with him
the other fellow struck him heavy blow
on the head with some blunt instrument,
rendering him insensible, and while in
that condition the men robbed him of
of $147 in bank notes and $13 in silver
which he had in a bag His wife, who
was up stairs, hearing the noise came to
the head of the steps and, seeing him
with two men, cried for help.
The thieves then ran off.
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THE EYEsIGHT Is PRECIOUS.

And should ever be properly cared for. Many
persons, children as well as adults, whose eve
sleHt Is deIectlYe, ana who would receive much
assistance and comfort from the use of care
tuIly selected and adjusted glasses are doing
thelr eyes great injury either through not re
aIlzing that their vision is so imperfect or
through the use OF improper glasses, selected
generally by mere guess work, regardless OF
the actual need. But there is no cause for such
now. My examination is free. and II reonired
l adjust such spectacles or eyeglasses at a
moderate cost as are proper to remedy the
various optical defects no matter how SeenS
lngly severe. My illustrated catalogue sent 70
any address upon application. ~
DIR. ;. GALESKI, Consulting Optician.
gl5 East Main Street.
superior artificial eyes kept on hand and in
'er'eu' 5mr22-tufri&sutf
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Household Ammonia.

household Ammonia.
Sold by BoDEKER Bros, 1414 Main
street, Richmond. Va
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Chicago Grain and Produce Market.
CHICAGO. March d 1887

Reported by C. f. Redford & Co., Grain
Commission Merchants, No. South Twelfth
street.
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THE SECOND ATTEMPT.

Sunday night about 10 o'clock, as Mr.
Gold Silliman, nephew of Mr.. Thoma.
Johnston, of Henrico county, was driv.
ing home from church in Richmond. he
was met on the Broad street road. about
two miles from the city, by two highway
men-a white man and a negro-who
stopped him and demanded his watch and
money. Mr.. Silliman cut the horse, which
started off and knocked the man down
who held her by the bride. The other
man, who was standing by the buggy,
then struck Mr.. Silliman across the chest
with heavy stick and called out to the
man the horse had knocked down for his
pistol.
Mr.. Silliman cut him across the face
with his whip and drove off rapidly The
men then threw rocks at him and cursed
and abused him. Mr. Silliman fortunately
escaped with few bruises.
There is no clue to the perpetrators of
either of these bold outrages. and the
people of Hanover should bestir them
selves, as it will not be safe for them to
go out at nights.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-03-22

Two Bold Attempts at Robbery and One
Of the Most Audacioas Robberics on
Roco~l


Record.
Sunday evening about @ o'clock a
young man giving his name as William
II. Hinger, was found by Mr.. Robert
Beattie on the river road about nine
miles from Richmond In a semi.uncon.
scious condition. He stated that he was
walking along the road when he was
struck on the head from behind. and
Knocked insensible. His pocket.book
was found near by, but it had not been
rihed, although his pants pockets were
turned inside out. The young man was
badly bruised, and was taken to the house
of DR.. McGruder near by Mr.. Hinger
was at one time with Mr.. George p.
Stacy. He married in Richmond last fall
and went to Washington, and has lately
returned TO the city. He went out Sun
day evening for walk. He has no idea
who his assalant was.
Decorah-posten., 1887-02-23
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Decorah-posten., 1887-02-23

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Decorah-posten., 1887-02-23

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Decorah-posten., 1887-02-23
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